What is a Range Low?
The Range Low is the lowest price a stock has touched over a chosen window. It's the floor of the range — where dip-buyers wait, where stops cluster, and where breakdowns are most painful. Learn how to spot it and trade around it.
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How to read this: the dashed red and green lines are the highest and lowest prices across the entire selected window — the range. Dots are swing pivots: each swing high has 5 lower highs on both sides, and each swing low has 5 higher lows on both sides. Try switching windows and strengths to see how the same chart tells different stories.
⚠ Disclaimer: Educational analytics tool only — not investment advice. Signals reflect past price data and may fail without warning. Trading rules and regulations change frequently. Consult a licensed financial advisor or registered stockbroker before making any trade. Cert Training Hub LLC bears no liability for any financial loss resulting from use of this platform.